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Daniel Séguin Danielseguin76@Hotmail.Com Languages: French, English 514-244-0844 Danielseguin.Carbonmade.Com SET AND COSTUME DESIGN COSTUME AND SET GRADUATE 2013 danie L SÉGUIN PHOTOS : MAXIME CÔTÉ; PRODUCTIONS : THREE SIstERS and LES AVEUGLES NationaL Theatre SchooL of Canada 5030 St. Denis Street, Montréal, Qc, Canada H2J 2L8 SET AND COSTUME DESIGN 514 842-7954 [email protected] www.ent-nts.ca danieL SÉGUIN [email protected] Languages: French, ENGLish 514-244-0844 danielseguin.carbonmade.com/ PRODUCTIONS AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE SCHOOL Year Position PLAY Author Director 2013 Set Designer Les Aveugles Maurice Maeterlinck Jocelyne Montpetit 2012 Costume Designer Three Sisters Anton Chekhov / Paul Schmidt Vikki Anderson Set Designer Assistant Les Femmes de bonne humeur* Carlo Goldoni / Marco Micone René-Daniel Dubois Scenic Painting and Three Sixty* Evie Christie / Adapted from Arthur Schnitzler’s La Ronde Graham McLaren Props Designer Assistant Costume Designer Rois et Reines* William Shakespeare / Normand Chaurette Denise Guilbault & Guy Nadon 2011 Costume Designer Assistant En français comme en anglais, Jacob Wren / Co-creation of the NTS Anglophone and Chris Abraham & Christian it’s easy to criticize* Francophone graduates with the directors Lapointe 2010 Dresser Arcadia Tom Stoppard David Storch Dresser Un fil à la patte Georges Feydeau Normand Chouinard Adaptation and/or collage TRAINING AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE SCHOOL – Under the direction of Danièle Lévesque Costumes: François Barbeau, Linda Brunelle, Marija Djordjevic, Christine Neuss, Carolyn Smith, Jill Thomson Cutting and Sewing: Lynda Douville, Henri Huet, Christine Neuss, Jill Thomson Colour and Drawing: Catherine Farish, François Vincent Technical and Perspective Drawing: Stéphane Longpré, Gabriel Tsampalieros Computer Assisted Drawing: Stéphane Longpré Model Building: Louise Campeau, Simon Guilbault Set Design: André Barbe, Judit Csanadi, Richard Lacroix, Danièle Lévesque Scenic Painting: Véronique Pagnoux Fabric Dyeing and Patina: Sylvie Chaput Props: Éliane Fayad Production: Andrea Lundy, Louise Roussel History of Architecture: Gabriel Tsampalieros History of Costumes: Josée Boisvert Introduction to Cinema: Louise Jobin Lighting: Luc Prairie Text Analysis: Guy Beausoleil, Micheline Chevrier Carpentry: Jean-François Bernard, Guillaume Simard Costume Coaching 3rd Year: James Lavoie, Jill Thomson Set Coaching 3rd Year: Olivier Landreville, Stéphane Longpré Directing Project: Micheline Chevrier Makeup: Florence Cornet, Suzanne Trépanier Hair: Réjean Forget OTHER EXPERIENCES 2012 Exhibition of Paintings & Etchings created under the supervision of François Vincent, Théâtre d’Aujourd’hui, Montreal, QC 2007-11 Principal seamster, Cirque du Soleil, Kooza, Wintuk, Zed, Banana Shpeel, Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour, Montreal, QC 2006-07 Internship in fashion design in the workshops of John Galliano, Jean Charles de Castelbajac and Agnès b, Paris, France 2003-06 Seamster in cinema, Spiderwick, Délirium (for the Cirque du Soleil), 300, The Greatest Game Ever Played, Blades of Glory Race to Mars, The Fountain, Pathfinder, Head in the Clouds, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Slow Burn, The Reagans, Montreal, QC 2000-06 Seamster and assistant cutter, Snow in August, Projets Williams, 100 ans de Desjardins (Société Radio-Canada), Opera McGill, Amérythmes (sommet des Amériques), Frontière (École nationale de cirque), Génération Motown (Capitole de Québec), Montreal, QC RELATED TRAINING 2004 D.E.C. in Textile Printing, Centre design & impression textile, Montreal, QC 2000 Diploma in Fashion Design, LaSalle College, Montreal, QC 1997 D.E.C. in Plastic Arts, Valleyfield College, Valleyfield, QC RELATED SKILLS AND / OR INTERESTS Training and competition in ballroom dancing (15 years), classical ballet lessons, weaving and knitting classes. Proficient with Photoshop and AutoCAD.
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